Re: Tiger Woods Does It Again
Woods said that the US are 'massive underdogs' for next week's Ryder Cup.
However, no European player has won a Major for five(?) years and the US players are ranked, on average, a brazillion(?) places above their European counterparts.
Is home advantage worth that much? Can't be since we won easily a couple of years back in the US with, seemingly, inferior players.
Just what is it that makes Europe such overwhelming favourites in Tiger's eyes :huh:
Re: Tiger Woods Does It Again
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DanB
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Skizo
I petition that this thread title be changed to, "Tiger Woods Does It Again, ang Again, And Again....."
Well he didn't do it today :P
Good thing it doesn't count for the streak. It's match play and not 72 holes of golfin'.
Oh and how did I know that folks would come out of the woodwork....when he lost.:lol:
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manker
Woods said that the US are 'massive underdogs' for next week's Ryder Cup.
However, no European player has won a Major for five(?) years and the US players are ranked, on average, a brazillion(?) places above their European counterparts.
Is home advantage worth that much? Can't be since we won easily a couple of years back in the US with, seemingly, inferior players.
Just what is it that makes Europe such overwhelming favourites in Tiger's eyes :huh:
Probably cos it's simply not based on his individual play.:P
The Ryder Cup is the closet thing to a golf Olympics....I guess.
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Busyman™
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manker
Woods said that the US are 'massive underdogs' for next week's Ryder Cup.
However, no European player has won a Major for five(?) years and the US players are ranked, on average, a brazillion(?) places above their European counterparts.
Is home advantage worth that much? Can't be since we won easily a couple of years back in the US with, seemingly, inferior players.
Just what is it that makes Europe such overwhelming favourites in Tiger's eyes :huh:
Probably cos it's simply not based on his individual play.:P
I don't think so as Tiger has an appalling Ryder Cup record.
However, points are awarded over 18 holes, rather than the tournament standard of 72.
It's easier to play 18 holes than 72 - why would making the game easier work against the better players ... .
You see where I'm going with this, Busy.
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manker
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Busyman™
Probably cos it's simply not based on his individual play.:P
I don't think so as Tiger has an appalling Ryder Cup record.
However, points are awarded over 18 holes, rather than the tournament standard of 72.
It's easier to play 18 holes than 72 - why would making the game easier work against the better players ... .
You see where I'm going with this, Busy.
Hell if you've seen Tiger's record he many times is coming back ftw. I don't see him kicking ass throughout the tourney but mainly he turns it up notch in the last round or so.
I remember him beating a guy recently in a playoff and the guy had the game in the palm of his hand and fucked it all up. Tiger pulls wins outta his ass, it seems. Also from what I gather from my resident Tiger follower in my crew, Tiger never really gives a hell about the Ryder Cup (yet gives a hell enough to show up:dry:). I wish he would so he could just add it to his resume.
Oh and no I don't see where you're going with this.
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manker
Woods said that the US are 'massive underdogs' for next week's Ryder Cup.
However, no European player has won a Major for five(?) years and the US players are ranked, on average, a brazillion(?) places above their European counterparts.
Is home advantage worth that much? Can't be since we won easily a couple of years back in the US with, seemingly, inferior players.
Just what is it that makes Europe such overwhelming favourites in Tiger's eyes :huh:
I think home field advantage is worth that much. Just look at the numbers. Historically, Euro players have been ranked lower, yet the Ryder Cup is always a tough round for the Americans. Why, you ask? Weather, the crowds, the Europeans better knowledge of the course, i dunno. But we're due! :01:
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Agrajag
He just can't cope in the pressure situations.
Mon the Europe.
Tiger sucks; he's washed-up.
He'd better start taking the steroids and HGH now or just retire.
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j2k4
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Agrajag
He just can't cope in the pressure situations.
Mon the Europe.
Tiger sucks; he's washed-up.
He'd better start taking the steroids and HGH
now or just retire.
Agreed.
Btw, have the benefits of HGH been proven?
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Busyman™
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Well he didn't do it today :P
Oh and how did I know that folks would come out of the woodwork....when he lost.:lol:
Coz you're a genious.
Re: Tiger Woods Does It Again
Golf is dull as dishwater but it was quite good fun to see the USA team get their arses handed to them yesterday before the footie came on.